Arts & Sciences

Examples of approved core courses for the Global Citizenship concentration include:

• ANt 301 - World Patterns of Race and Ethnicity
• ANT 320 - Religion and Culture
• ANT 330 - Women, Gentder, and Culture
• ANT 335 - Advanced Archaeological Excavation Methods
• BIO 304 - General Ecology
• BIO 309 - Plant Ecology
• CHE 440 - Environmental Chemistry
• CMST 410 - Rhetorical Theories
• ECO 330 - Urban and Regional Economics
• ECO 340 - International Economics
• ECO 342 - Economic Development
• ECO 344 - Comparitive Economic Systems
• ENG 304 - Introduction to Post-Colonial Literature
• ENG 315 - The Bible as Literature
• FRE 310 - French Culture and Society Today
• GEO 302 - Cultural Geography
• GEO 306 - Environmental Resource Management
• GEO 310 - Geography of Population
• GEO 330 - Geography of Religion
• GEO 40 - Sustainable Food Systems
• GER 310 - Contemporary German Life
• GLY 340 - Introduction to Environmental Geoscience
• GLY 455 - Groundwater Resources and Management with Laboratory
• HIS 321 - Modernization in the Non-Western World
• HIS 326 - Modern Latin American History
• HIS 329 - History of the Middle East and North Africa
• HIS 330 - Jewish History
• HIS 331 - History of Japan
• HIS 336 - History of Modern Africa
• HIS 423 - Diplomacy and Foreign Policy of the United States
• HIS 425 - American Diplomacy Since 1900
• HIS 465 - Nature and Development in Latin America
• JUS 429 - Women in Criminal Justice
• PHI 302 - Ethics and Science
• PHI 307 - Business Ethics
• PHI 320 - Social and Political Philosophy
• PHI 325 - PHilosophy of Nonviolence
• PHI 360 - Topics in Environmental  Philosophy
• PSC 308 - Civil Liberties
• PSC 312 - Modern Ideologies
• PSC 330 - Politics of Europe
• PSC 338 - U.S. Foreign Policy and the Developing World
• PSC 415 - United States Foreign Policy
• PSC 480 - International Law
• PSC 481 - International Organization
• PSC 485 - Comparative Foreign Policy
• PSY 340 - Social Psychology
• PSY 348 - Environmental Psychology
• REL 330 - Contemporary Religious Though
• REL 370 - Religion and Science
• SOC 308 - Social Organizations
• SOC 360 - Technology and Social Change
• SPI 310 - Spanish Culture and Civilization
• WGS 383 - Women and World Cultures

All students must complete 12 core credit hours with a "C" or better (does not include a "C-").  Alternative courses may be approved upon consultation with an advisor.